redeye tool

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David
Aug 7, 2006
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A novice question here – Using CS I dont see the redeye tool in the toolbox on the left – where has it been hidden and how do you activate it ?

TIA

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Roy G
Aug 7, 2006
"David" wrote in message
A novice question here – Using CS I dont see the redeye tool in the toolbox on the left – where has it been hidden and how do you activate it ?
TIA

Hi.

Facetious answer, but there may be an element of truth in it none the less.

Ps is designed for Professional Photographers, and they know what they are doing, or should do, with Cameras and Flash. The only really effective Red Eye correction is applied before the picture is taken. It is really simple, just make sure there is sufficient distance between the Flash Window and the Camera Lens.

Red Eye was, to all intents and purposes, unnheard of until the invention ( or infliction ) of Point and Shoot Cameras with built in flashes. Those are not used by Pro Photographers, so there is no real need for Ps to have such a tool.

Roy G
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David
Aug 8, 2006
Yes… I am quite aware of that… however I have a photo taken by my wife with her point n shoot… which does not have redeye reduction…

The help for CS says there is a redeye tool… are you telling me that there isnt ?
"Roy G" wrote in message
"David" wrote in message
A novice question here – Using CS I dont see the redeye tool in the toolbox on the left – where has it been hidden and how do you activate it ?

TIA

Hi.

Facetious answer, but there may be an element of truth in it none the less.

Ps is designed for Professional Photographers, and they know what they are doing, or should do, with Cameras and Flash. The only really effective Red Eye correction is applied before the picture is taken. It is really simple, just make sure there is sufficient distance between the Flash Window and the Camera Lens.

Red Eye was, to all intents and purposes, unnheard of until the invention ( or infliction ) of Point and Shoot Cameras with built in flashes. Those are not used by Pro Photographers, so there is no real need for Ps to have such a tool.

Roy G

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Roy G
Aug 8, 2006
"David" wrote in message
Yes… I am quite aware of that… however I have a photo taken by my wife with her point n shoot… which does not have redeye reduction…
The help for CS says there is a redeye tool… are you telling me that there isnt ?

Oops sorry about that.

I have just checked the "Help" files and found that there is one on Ps CS2. (Shows just how often I have thought about using it).

It hides under the Healing Brush Tool. Don’t ask me how it works.

Roy G
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David
Aug 8, 2006
Ok thanks! Found it hiding there… Thats all I needed as I know how to use it.. just couldnt find it!

Thanks for your help!
"Roy G" wrote in message
"David" wrote in message
Yes… I am quite aware of that… however I have a photo taken by my wife with her point n shoot… which does not have redeye reduction…
The help for CS says there is a redeye tool… are you telling me that there isnt ?

Oops sorry about that.

I have just checked the "Help" files and found that there is one on Ps CS2. (Shows just how often I have thought about using it).
It hides under the Healing Brush Tool. Don’t ask me how it works.
Roy G
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John
Aug 10, 2006
"Roy G" wrote in message

Facetious answer, but there may be an element of truth in it none the less.

Ps is designed for Professional Photographers, and they know what they are doing, or should do, with Cameras and Flash.

Funny or facetious: the feature is included in CS2.

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